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Alaska Traffic Crashes – The State of Alaska is a unique environment which differs in many ways from other states. One of the most notable differences is in the land and the way of life. Because of these differences, the factors for vehicle collisions also differ when compared to other locations. Where Do Alaska Traffic…

Alaska Uninsured Drivers – Alaska is an “at-fault” state. Consequently, every registered driver must have insurance coverage to pay for costs – in case they cause an accident. This system requires proving fault to determine who is responsible for the costs of the collision. This is very different from a no-fault state, where drivers use their…

After a car crash, many Alaskans are at a loss on how to proceed. Most do not experience car crashes. Some are unfortunate to have been involved in several accidents. Due to this unfamiliarity, car crashes can be difficult to navigate. The main problem is that many Alaskans experience frustration and stress after a crash.…

Anchorage Personal Injury – There are four main issues to consider when hiring a firm to represent you or your loved one. Not all law firms, or lawyers, are equally experienced, or talented. When searching for an Anchorage personal injury lawyer, consider the following issues before making a decision: Experience There are varying levels of…

Autumn Vehicle Care – Regular vehicle maintenance is a key factor to driving safely in Alaska. Prepare your car for the change of season before the weather turns really cold. For those experiencing they first Alaskan winter, check your vehicle now and confirm it’s winterized. Getting Started At Home Autumn vehicle care starts at home. Be sure…

Juneau, Alaska Capital City – In September of 1906, Alaska’s Capital City relocated from Sitka to Juneau. Newly appointed governor Wilford B. Hoggatt boarded a steamer and traveled to Juneau. This act would complete the official transfer of Alaska’s “seat of government.” Before, and up to this time, Alaska’s governor held office in Sitka. Capital…

Alaska Emergency Planning – the United States has observed National Preparedness Month each September since 2004, encouraging Americans to prepare for possible disaster. Combined with back to school and winter planning, September is ideal for emergency preparation throughout Alaska. The Ready Campaign FEMA’s Ready Campaign raises awareness about the importance of preparation including Alaska emergency planning. Gathering…

Labor Day explores the achievements of the United States in the development and improvement of the welfare of workers. Accordingly, Alaska, along with the rest of the United States, observes Labor Day on the first Monday of September. The day pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers. Traditionally, people celebrate with parties,…

Alaska School Driving Zones are designated areas or where drivers should be more cautious and look for children. Children can often be unpredictable, so drivers should slow down and stay alert to keep our children safer. Slow Down The speed limit in Alaska School Driving Zones decreases so that drivers can stop quicker. Children may…

Autumn Driving In Alaska – Alaskan drivers need to adapt with the change of season and be cautious on roadways during autumn. To increase overall safety when traveling on Alaskan roads in the fall – SLOW DOWN. Look for hazards, drive slowly, and keep your vehicle properly maintained for the season. Drive Slowly Through School…